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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
10
A penitential service will be held at St George's Episcopal Church with a sermon on religion and works. Holy Communion at 9 30 and a 4 p m service are planned for Sunday, along with a 7 p m sermon and Sunday school. Gruber Bros announces a 10 day demonstration at their Gruber Bros store from March 13 to 22.
Frigidaire unveils a new device designed to extend the freshness of leafy vegetables. The invention aims to reduce spoilage during storage by regulating humidity and air exposure in the produce container.
Mrs Philip A Davis travels to Chicago with Ruth Edgett. Charles H Pepper participates in a group of four water color artists at Harvard Society for Contemporary Art in Harvard Square Cambridge. The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school elected Cecil Gammon superintendent Evelyn Anderson secretary Carl Madsen treasurer and Blanche Manier president.
Mrs. Charles A Bowman house hosted the Marlboro Ye Colonial Club meeting with director Mrs. George H Saw yer of Berlin presiding. Mrs. Leslie R Moore of Concord spoke on The Bible as Literature and the role of the Bible in daily life. Music by Mrs. Phebe McKay Clark accompanied by Mrs. Harriet Dietz. Next gathering March 17 at the Nurses Home for Hospital Day.
Coach Ed Martin said Hudson will host a charity football doubleheader with the Maynards to aid Captain Stania mar after an appendicitis operation and Dunfield who broke a leg. Proceeds support the injured players and team.
In West Concord this evening Rev A V Bliss speaks on Our New Americans at the School of Missions. The last Current Events lecture is delivered this afternoon at Veterans building. Mrs C A Gilson and the Concord Woman's club present a program. West Concord teachers share bridge at 6 West Street. Mrs Wayne G Lawrence health concerns noted. Mrs William O Fought hosts bridge at Highland Street Thursday. West Concord schools close today for teacher visiting day. West Acton Woman's club presents Putting It Over at Association Hall to a large audience. A new garage is added to the parsonage of West East Union Church.
The Union Church in West Concord begins a Lenten morning series on Jesus life with the theme Significant Aspects of the Life of Jesus and a child focused program How Can a Child Be a Christian In His Heart The schedule includes morning services Sunday March 9 at 10 30 am choir music church school pastor led classes and afternoon Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings Followed by evening sermons Faith for Doubt and other Lenten activities through March 14 with Scouts classes and choir rehearsal.
Concord Miess Barber, a senior at Lasell Seminary, was crowned Queen of the Carnival recently held at the seminary in Au Burndale.
The Woman's Church Aid Society announces a supper at Congregational church on Wednesday March 5 at 6 o clock. The entertainment is The Peabody Pew a dramatization by Kate Douglas Wiggin produced by Samuel French of New York. Cast includes Mrs W F Davis Mrs J H Holand Mrs Horace Tuttle Ella Miller Mrs Alden Flagg Mrs Carl Anderson Elsie Parsons Mrs William Tuttle William Tuttle Miss Charlotte Conant reader. Supper served at 6.
Acton Grange No 259 held its regular meeting in the town hall on Tuesday evening February 25. Leonard Frost supervised the program. The Grange orchestra debuted with a short fruit tree grafting talk by Oliver Wood. Kenneth Batch elder and Ralph Frost presented a brief sketch. The hour closed with community singing led by the orchestra.
Dr Lawrence Smith of 395 Commonwealth Avenue Boston announces a Marlboro branch opening March 1 in Lamson block 120 Main Street. A Harvard Dental College graduate with seven years in practice, he has taught at Harvard Dental and worked at Children’s Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. He specializes in Prosthetics Crowns Bridges Orthodontia and prophylaxis. He is married to Lorraine Hurley of Fairmount Street and has many local friends.
Maynard High School girls defeat Clinton High School 22 to 14 in a rough Saturday game in the local gym. Maynard surged in the second half led by Catherine Coughlan and Dot Marsden while Clinton’s Leona Moran and teammates fought hard. fouls forced several players from the game.
First time ever a cabaret at Ye Old Tavern Nite offers continuous entertainment from eight to ten with S Thompson Blood as master of ceremonies for the Willow Rebekah Lodge benefit. In Association Hall on Friday night March 7 Mrs Benjamin Derby Mr S Thompson Blood and Mrs E J Mc Clellan supervise tables. Dancing both old fashioned and modern runs from ten to twelve.
Rev. Al fred Wheeler Stone delivered Sunday morning sermons on Ambassadors for Christ at West Concord Union Church. His children's sermon titled Making Memories of Home followed. Miss Gertrude H. Rideout played music including Calver's Prelude and Lacey's Exultate Deo as offertory and postlude. The choir sang Hyatt Behold God is My Salvation with Miss Mildred Stone directing. Holy Communion was observed.
At 4 o clock Rev William J Batt and Deacon John R MacKenzie led the services assisted by Deacons Herbert C Shepard Winslow H Kingman and George A Montague Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone, called away for a funeral, returned to pronounce the closing prayer and benediction.
The Middlesex Central Pomona Grange meets at GAR hall Lexington on Wednesday March 12. Lexington Grange serves supper at 6 30 with a business session after. At 8 30 Hon Robert T Bushnell District Attorney Middlesex County speaks. A soprano from the Conservatory of Music performs Songs of Yesterday. A dime for your best funny true story. Old Timers discuss Your town tomorrow Has it a good today. Town meeting led by George A Jaynes. St Patrick Jingles. Bring friends for an ideal time in an ideal place.
A Wednesday event hosted by the Congregational church offered a pretty party for the choir girls with twenty six places at the table. Miss Flora Reed and several committee members coordinated decorations and refreshments of ice cream cakes and cocoa.
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